Solos Arrives To Call of Duty Warzone For Those Sick Of Disappointing Their Friends (Like Me)

In case you’re sick of letting your friends and squadmates down, you can now embarass yourself less in the public eye by queueing up for Solos in Call of Duty: Warzone.

In Warzone’s latest playlist update (which affects players on all consoles and PC), you can now queue up as a one-man army in Infinity Ward’s free-to-play venture that was surely a long time coming. So if you’re like me, and you’re really into this whole social distancing thing (or if you just suck), Solos may be for you.

Here’s a full list of changes that also arrived in today’s playlist patch, straight from Infinity Ward:

Patch 3/17/20 Full Details:

Multiplayer:

Cranked Kill Confirmed

Mercenary Moshpit

Atlas Superstore 24/7 (10v10) “Doorbuster 24/7”

Gunfight is now St. Patrick’s Day themed!

Battle Royale:

Solo Mode! That’s right. Just you.

GENERAL FIXES:

Fix for a rare bug where players could have increased movement speed after coming out of the Gulag and back into the game

Fixed a bug where players may find their weapon in a stowed position and are unable to reload or use their weapon

In some cases, players could become stuck under Buy Stations when prone. This has been fixed

The Threat UI could disappear from the screen if players complete a contract while they are being hunted from a Bounty Contract. This has been fixed

Updated text to “Redeploy Squadmate” to make it a little more obvious on screen when you can buy back a teammate

Fix for the last objective in the “Boats and Trains” Mission not tracking as intended

Kills are now credited to the player who downed the enemy player.

Fix for an exploit where players were able to shoot while downed

Fixed a bug where players were unable to deposit cash using balloons if their settings were set to “Contextual Tap”

Fixed a bug where players were able to clip into the walls in the Hospital

Dom Mahoney is Wicked Good Gaming's resident graphic designer, degenerate journalist, and co-host/super producer of Not Another Gaming Podcast. When not talking about games on the internet, you can find him yelling about New England sports, exploring breweries, and perfecting his chicken wing recipes.

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Dom Mahoney is Wicked Good Gaming's resident graphic designer, degenerate journalist, and co-host/super producer of Not Another Gaming Podcast. When not talking about games on the internet, you can find him yelling about New England sports, exploring breweries, and perfecting his chicken wing recipes.